
rate of 83 cents per year. in other words we will
charge only the club rate of 70 cents per year plus
the cost of sending out such single subscriptions sep-
arately, which is one-fourth cent each, or 25 cents
per hundred. This offer will greatly help those who
are engaged in missionary correspondence, who only
wish papers sent to individuals a month or six weeks.
Often the person to whom such papers are sent, if
written to with the first copy, will either write his
appreciation of the paper or refuse to accept it within
that time, in which case it may be changed to another
name
without additional cost.
Then again, there are many churches that would
gladly use larger clubs if they did not have to pay
a cent a copy postage. If such will send in lists of
names to which they, wish papers sent, we will
address, wrap, and mail such papers for 25 cents
extra per hundred, or will
furnish the papers and
send them out for $z .6o per hundred.
To make this missionary feature as helpful and
practical as possible, we have secured the services of
an experienced man in tract and missionary work,
a man in fact who has been laboring in. a state tract
society office for eight years, to take the immediate
charge of all such lists of names and to make any
suggestions to those sending them, which, according
to his experience, would be most helpful. He will
see that the papers are neatly addressed, carefully
wrapped, and promptly mailed each week. Where
sample copies are ordered out, he will have each
marked "Sample Copy," and will attend to all other
technicalities required by the post-office authorities.
All these attentions to details will greatly help the
appearance of the papers and add much to their influ-